>Last time on Magus Hunter Quest: you find out more about the magic circle, inform HQ about it twice, start the initial phase of McGuyver Lethal and Under Siege Edition. Just as you got back from shopping for it, Milly detected an awakening. When you went there, you found it were the awakenings of 4 psychic siblings at the same time. You used blake to gather them all up and neutralise the worst of it.

>All together won vs keep the boy separate with 4/3

You use your powers to calm Nathan down and snap him out of the hallucination. You then pick up Liam, who only just snapped out of it himself, and you, Nathan, Katherine, Liam and the boy head to the garage where Blake, Raphael and the parents are. Once there, you suggest to move to the house to make talking easier.

On the way to the house, both parents throw angry looks at the boyfriend, who still seems to be fairly panicky. He almost twists out of Katherine’s grip on his arm, but she holds on to him. The eldest daughter is covered in a cloak only, covering everything but still revealing her lack of clothes. All of the children are still in a sort of daze, and you can feel strong sparks of psionic energy fly out from them, quickly extinguished by Blake’s aura before they do any harm.

Once at the table, you take a look around. All of the civilians are obviously still confused and have a lot of questions, but the parents mostly seem to be angry towards the boy, the children are still unable to think straight, and the boy mostly just wants to get the hell away from here.

>How do you proceed?
>1. Let Katherine handle this. She’s trained for it after all.
>2. Explain calmly what happened and stay factual. The high emotions of the oldest having sex probably caused her to awaken, providing the catalyst for her siblings to awaken themselves. To prevent them from being a danger, they should come with you.
>3. Tell them a cover story. It was a strong and highly localised storm, nothing out of the ordinary happened. Their children can get psychological support for a few years.
>4. Write in.

>Telling them yourself will require a Soul roll for convincing them, while leaving it to Katherine will have me rolling for her. The DC may be higher or lower depending on what you tell them so coming up with good arguments will help you out a lot.

>>38988469
>1. Let Katherine handle this. She’s trained for it after all
Pipe in as necessary with technicalities

Maybe have Nathan give his 2 cents as well, considering his background.

>>38988455
>boyfriend, who still seems to be fairly panicky. He almost twists out of Katherine’s grip on his arm, but she holds on to him.
this is the kind of shitstain people wanted to be here when we're trying to convince the parents?
What were you thinking?
He literally got caught having a roll in the hay with the farmer's daughter, and you want him with you when talking to the farmer?

>>38988469
>>1. Let Katherine handle this. She’s trained for it after all.

>>38988469
Have Katherine proceed with us providing our experiences from our own awakening and how the Order helped us control our power, as well as Nathan saying how the Order helped him out. And Katherine relating her own experience as a mother awakening.

>>38988550
I did not, but this involves him. Now he'll get a chance to stick with his crush through thick or thin, or get mindraped by Order psions. He'll go with the latter I assume.

Rolled 12, 34, 10 = 56 (3d100)

>>38988508
>>38988570
>>38988612
Writing. Rolling for Katherine

>>38988669
You know what, maybe I'll just always use my physical dice from now on and tell you the results. They seem to be more reliable.

>>38988627
>he'll get a chance to stick with his crush through thick or thin,
He's been doing nothing but try to run as soon as we found him. Frankly, the kid deserves no sympathy. He was just going for an easy lay and dropping the girl at the first opportunity.

>>38988669
Fugg :DDD

Get ready to telekinetically stop the bolting youth I guess.

>>38988692
>>38988793
You're actually really lucky. Nathan managed to roll a 97 on his own talking.

>>38988550
he has information that isn't generally allowed for civilians. keeping him around the main group is just precaution. he''ll be sent off to be trained or mindwiped later anyways.

You nod to Katherine, and she starts the usual talk. You’re from an organisation dedicated to helping those with special powers and keeping the the population safe. Their children are amongst both those with powers and those to protect. As they saw, their awakening can be dangerous, both to themselves and their surroundings. That’s why the Order generally takes in those that awaken for at least a year or two, after which they get the option to join the order or go back to their own lives. There’s adapted arrangements for the younger ones of course. They can visit their parents of course, and if they go back at the end of their training, the order will keep in touch to see if everything is still in order. She adds in that she has the powers too, and though she awakened at a relatively high age, it was still difficult to get through and would have been all but impossible without the Order’s help.

The parents are listening carefully. It’s a lot to take in of course, and they’re not taking it as well as they could have. You nudge Nathan, and he talks about his own experience as a father of an awakened individual. How his daughter almost killed herself. You can see it’s still a bit sore, but he really cares about it and wants to prevent these people from suffering any further harm. It has a lot of impact with the parents. You can see their worried looks, glances at the children and each other.

Finally you weigh in. Your own awakening was very mild and non-threatening, but you can probably tell them a few more things to convince them.

>1. Tell them of the joys of their children’s powers. Once they learn how to use it it’s a special something that’s just a part of them and of who they are.
>2. Tell them how the order treated you. How you were taught to wield your powers. Put them at ease by explaining how their children will get nothing but the best care.
>3. Stay silent. You probably won’t top Nathan’s talk, and you might do more harm than good.
>4. Write in.


>mfw I went over the character limit by 21 characters... Ffs.

>>38988896
The otHer option was to bag him, cuff him, and throw him in the van for later mindwipe/induction.
This just brings a panicking teenager into a high tension negotiation where two people are very angry at him.

>>38988958
>2. Tell them how the order treated you. How you were taught to wield your powers. Put them at ease by explaining how their children will get nothing but the best care.

>>38988958
>>3. Stay silent. You probably won’t top Nathan’s talk, and you might do more harm than good.

>>38988958
>>2. Tell them how the order treated you. How you were taught to wield your powers. Put them at ease by explaining how their children will get nothing but the best care.

>>38988896
Phew.
>>38988958
>3. Stay silent, you probably won't top Nathan's talk and might do more harm than good

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>>38988969
>>38988996
>>38989029
>>38989073
And so it begins...

>>38988962
but that wouldn't really give a very positive image of the Order to a potential recruit.

>>38989135
That's a good point actually. It might just be some douche, but the girl ought to be more cooperative if she sees him treated well.

>>38989132

I cold breack it sinceI still haven't voted but I honestly can't decide

the return of the tie.

>>38988958
>>2. Tell them how the order treated you. How you were taught to wield your powers. Put them at ease by explaining how their children will get nothing but the best care.

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>>38989272
>>38989132
Ok, that's decided.
Roll me a Soul roll. that's 1d100 and best of first 2.

Rolled 89 (1d100)

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>38989317
time for trauma!

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>38989317

>>38989331
Oh it wasn't as bad as I thought
>>38989326
noice!

>>38989347
I offered a slice of pizza to the Dice God. I guess he accepted.

>>38989360
well he is a fa/tg/uy.

>>38989326
>>38989331
Success, writing.

>>38989360
>>38989347
I have all these funny pics of /tg/ dice failing, and I haven't really been able to use them yet.

“They’ll be well treated. When I awakened, I was helped too.” You relate to them your experiences. You don’t mention your parents were in the Order too so you could see them regularly, but you tell them of the classes, the teachers and the counselling. How there were many other kids with similar experiences who could relate to what happened to you, and how it helped you accept who you are.

Eventually, when you said everything you wanted to say, they ask for a moment of privacy to talk, and leave the room for a moment. You hear hushed voices, but you can feel their decision before they come back into the room. They sit down, look at Katherine and nod.

“So, it’s decided then.” Katherine says. “It’s safest for them if we take them to our facility right now. The people who will take care of them will contact you the moment they’re settled in for the practical arrangements. You’ll be kept informed of how they’re doing of course. If you could pack them some bags? Just for a few days for now.

The parents agree and quickly leave the room to pack their children’s bags. The kids themselves are still sitting next to Blake, though the youngest is clinging to him, and you can see the endeared look on his face. The oldest, Tiffany, is just sitting on her chair staring to the floor in front of her.

“Oi. You… What ‘appens to me now? You gotta let me go roight? I didn’ do anythin’ wrong! I mean, I was just ‘aving a quick shag!” You feel Nathan’s about to bitchslap him when suddenly the rooms grows a bit darker and Nathan pauses. A surge of psionic energy floods the room, overwhelming Blake’s aura.

“Just a quick shag?” You hear Tiffany whisper. Her eyes are glowing. Not a good sign.

>1. Let her do whatever she wants to.
>2. Let her do what she wants, but intervene if it gets too dangerous for any of them.
>3. Block her powers from affecting anyone.
>4. Try to calm her down.
>5. Bitchslap the guy yourself.
>6. Write in.

>>38989619
>3. Block her powers from affecting anyone.
>4. Try to calm her down.
Doesn't matter if he's an asshole Protection of those without gifts is in our job description.

>>38989619
>2. Let her do what she wants, but intervene if it gets too dangerous for any of them.
Forgot we were in England for a moment.

>>38989619
>Try to calm her down
If she's not cooperating (she won't)
>Block her powers from affecting anyone.
Power, responsibility, etc

>3. Block her powers from affecting anyone.

It's our job after all, but

>5. Bitchslap the guy yourself.

Establish that you're on her side, might give us better influence with her.

>>38989619
>5. Bitchslap the guy yourself.
Kill two birds with one stone.

>>38989679
We could offer her a say in the circumstances we'll leave him after mindwipe, if that's within our authority? I'm sure she can come up with something that will leave him with a lesson.

>>38989679

this

>>38989679
>>38989707
we really shouldn't be abusing our position of authority just to bitchslap some asshole. This guy also has knowledge on the same level as the average family of gifted children so he's a potential recruit if he doesn't want to be mindwiped.

>>38989619
>>3. Block her powers from affecting anyone.
>>4. Try to calm her down.

>>38989726

May be possible, but I have a bad feeling about it. Bitchslapping her (ex)-)Boyfriend is a situational and spontaneous reaction, but fucking up his mind on her wish is... a premeditated crime and a lesson in what not to do with your psychic powers? Don't want to give her ideas about what she could get away with.

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So the blocking her powers is fairly unanimous.

calming:
>>38989658
>>38989675
>>38989788


bitchslap:
>>38989679
>>38989707
>>38989775

And on to the next tie. I need to find myself more images that relate to ties in some way if I want to keep running this quest...

>>38989777
I don't see how he could escape mindwipe after what he just say. He'd be a liability and it's obvious he doesn't care for more responsibilities either.
We're not obligated to preserve his civil rights, the guy's lucky we're not like our former CO and gets to stay alive.

>>38989726
>>38989812
Let me just cut the discussion short. It's not within your authority to decide on anything about that. Mind-widing is done by a team of experts and they have a strict set of rules to follow.

>>38989855

I hereby argue that bitchslapping the guy would have a calming effect on the girl.

>>38989855
>Calm her.

>>38989869
he's just an asshole. not exactly a deal breaking negative trait in our line of work if you recall our previous CO.

>>38989855
Hey I want to bitchslap him.

>>38989855
>calming
no need to fuck up so soon.

>>38989855
>calming

>>38989855
Christ, we have our co workers here, let's not hit a child.

I'm gonna call it here, please no more tie...

>>38989855

slap a bitch

>>38989948
Hardly a kid.

>>38989954
we better be wearing a nice god damn tie.

>>38989884
>>38989903
Slappy McSlapface

>>38989889
>>38989914
>>38989943
>>38989948
Calm.

Ok, phew, going for calming her down then.

I swear, if this wasn't an anonymous message board I'd be convinced you guys were specifically doing this to frustrate me.

>>38989964
underaged=kid

>>38989964
yes he is.

>>38989981
I forgot toy were blocking her for a moment there. Roll me a mind check. 1d100, best of first 3.

Rolled 99 (1d100)

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>38989981
we're actually just one guy with severe split personality disorder.
>>38989998
rollin

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>38989998

>>38990005
>>38990013
Holy shit

>>38990013
oh shit I accidentally regressed her back into a normal.

>>38990005
>>38990013
lol

>>38990005
>>38990013
>>38990038
well

>>38990013
Ladies and gentlemen, it seems we have our first crit of the quest.

>>38990005
Shame the 99 was wasted then though.

>>38990061
can I store my crit?

>>38990061
Well why not make it a doublecrit then, right? eh eh

>>38990061

Keep it for later then

>>38989901
It's not a reason to enlist him either. Literally his only connection to the Order is the chick he shagged. Order doesn't need a random chav to bring the standards down and babble around.

>>38990087
I'm sure the order could always use some extra janitors.

>>38990087
why do you assume he would bring the standard down? He's going to be properly trained before fielded and grunts are always useful.

>>38990100
Í wouldn't consider recruiting the guy if we were running a chip shop. Inducting him into the order at whatever position is out of the question.

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>>38990061
Also. Prepare for unforeseen consequences.

>>38990110
I doubt they're going to field some random shmuck, they're probably just going to stick him in some mundane menial position.

>>38990128
Doubt it's our call.

>>38990130
you just made me sad. I miss half life...

>>38990154
We are the most senior field operative that was present when he became involved. It's fairly likely that before anyone recruits him for anything they will at least ask us about the impression he made at the scene.

>>38990100
Maybe if he did it for free.

Okay, while I was in favor of bitchslapping him-who-begged-for-it, I think we should keep in mind that we don't know shit about him. Currently, the boy is surrounded by psychics, strangers and hostile parents, it's entirely possible and even likely that he slipped into panic mode and tries to cut his involvement and get away. I can't think of any teenager who would stay and face the storm without at least trying to talk himself out of it.

>>38990130

please don't punish us for a crit

You immediately reach out to block whatever she’s trying. Your mind forms a web around hers, trying to keep it in. You feel the anger, the hurt, the confusion. You don’t just keep it contained inside her. Pushing it back in won’t solve anything. She needs to be healed.

Telepathy isn’t your strongest point, but you try to vent the emotions swirling around her. Your instincts take over, and you… Take away the pain somehow? You’re not even sure what you did, but you did something you never even knew you could. For a moment, it feels as if time stands still. The raging emotions soothe and are reduced to a flickering flame. Still present but in the background of her mind.

“Tiffany. He’s not worth it. You have a bright future ahead of you. Don’t throw it away by doing something to him you’ll regret.” You know your words shouldn’t have as much impact as they do, but they’re enough somehow. Tiffany comes to, and there’s simply an expression of mild surprise on her face. She glances at the guy, frowns and looks back to you.

“Yes… Thank you.” She says.

The boy himself nearly fell of his chair. Only Liam standing behind him stopped it from tipping over. You’d say the sheer terror on his face was enough of a punishment for now.

His fate is out of your hands though. He’ll be handed over to the rehabilitation department, offered a place in the order if they think he’s trustworthy enough, which you doubt, and if not all knowledge of the mystic will be erased.

You still feel your mind resonating from what you just experiences. It’s an odd feeling, as if…

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>>38990400
Shh. I like surprises.

Like the breakfast. That was a great surprise.

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>>38990471
wat.

Holy shit what was that? No one seems to have noticed anything strange, but it just felt as if your mind was torn in two and put together again. SOMETHING just happened, and you’re not sure what.

The parents return, and Tiffany embraces them. The rest of the children seem to be coming out of their stupor too. The situation is quickly explained to them so they’ll understand the basics, and they’re guided to your vehicles. You’ll have to squeeze a bit to get all 5 of them with you, but you’ll manage.

The 4 kids go into the van alongside Blake, Katherine and Raphael. You, Liam, Nathan and the now most likely ex-boyfriend are in the car.

It’s a quiet drive to the facility. At least in your car. You expect the kids to be full of questions, and Katherine and Raphael are there to answer some of them. You call ahead, and once you arrive there’s a team standing ready to take over the kids. The boy is hauled off to the side by Nathan and Liam. You’ll still have to be debriefed about this, so you can probably get them to decide whether or not they take him in or not. Even if they do, it’s with the necessary magical precautions of course.

Tiffany pauses before she goes with the caretakers, and turns to you specifically. She’s shyly smiling. “You know… Thanks for what you did. Not just for me, but for them too.” She nudges her head towards her siblings. “I… I hope we’ll meet again.”

>reaction?
>1. It’s just part of my job, miss.
>2. Thank you. And I’d like to.
>3. Write in.

>>38990471
Thats nothing but gibberish.

wat.

halp.

>>38990400
It's not a punishment. It's just a plot hook I get to implement much earlier than I'd have done so otherwise. The situation was just too perfect for it.

>>38990504
I bet she's like T6-7 or something absurd.

Maybe she improved our telepathy?
Maybe I'm way off.

>>38990504
>>1. It’s just part of my job, miss.

>>38990504
>3. You're welcome, I'm sure you'll do fine here.

>>38990504
>2. Thank you. And I’d like to.

>>38990516

Uhm. What's the age of consent in England again? Smells like we should know about that...

>>38990504
>All in a day's work.
>Take care of yourselves and of them. Order will help you, but it always helps to have family or friends as well.

>>38990504
>>2. Thank you. And I’d like to.

aprentice when?

>>38990504
Supporting >>38990554

>>38990561
16
Shouldn't be a problem If I remembered the ages correctly

>>38990561
Don't even think about it.

>>38990523
>tfw been at not-phoenix's awakening
>tfw made good first impression on her

feels good man.
I wonder how Aino's doing.

>>38990504

>Thank you. And I’d like to.

>>38990504
And I forgot.

>You now have one fate point! You can use this to automatically succeed in a single failed roll, but once it's used it does not come back in any way.

>There are ways to regain them but you'll have to find out in the plot itself.

>>38990523
I like your guessing but it's not that. I can assure you it didn't actually have anything to do with her.

>>38990604
Too late.

>>38990649
The house spirit?

>>38990504
Changing my vote from >>38990554
to >>38990575

>>38990575
seconded.

>>38990575

Keeping it professional but friendly won.
Writing.

>>38990604
I'm thinking about it pretty hard. We're going to get us a underclassman trying to gain the attention of her Senpai.

>>38990663
Eh probably eldritch abominations from outer space.
Or fucking with reality with mindpowers.
Or some big bad doing things and stuff happens.
Could be many things anon. I personally like the eldritch variety.

>>38990735

man there are
>>38990646
>>38990586
>>38990556

for this one

it's another tie.....

can you do both?

>>38990663
Probably the circle under the mansion.

>>38990807
If it's a tie, I'm changing my vote to>>38990575

>>38990770
Perhaps we are the eldritch abomination. It would be a nice twist from normal. Maybe we are the shard of an eldritch abomination bound in human flesh and crit success are explained by our containment leaking and allowing us to access a portion of our true power. Perhaps the creepy voices was our memories or a friend/ally trying to contact us.

>>38990829
No Anon you ARE the cthulhu.

>>38990852
Good point. Maybe that was our voices, the audience leaking through to our protagonist. Maybe we are the BBEG for our character to rebel against? Perhaps the quest will end when he takes control from us and the QM wraps up with an epilogue of the guy coming to terms a period of their life was controlled by a bunch of random people on the net

>>38990807
Well how about I vote and say that friendly and professional is the right way to go about it anon. ;)

>>38990807
Huh crap. I missed that one.
>>38990827
Thank you anon. Now I don't have to rewrite a quarter of my post.

“All in a day's work.” You smile. “Take care of yourselves and of them. Order will help you, but it always helps to have family or friends as well.”

“I will. Thanks again.” She positively beams at you, turns around and hurries after her family. Sheesh. You might have overdone it a bit, it seems.

You gather up the team and head to debriefing. It’s not as informal as you’re used to. It’s not even a real debriefing, since it’s a Cerebrum compound. They’re pretty much the civilians of the Order. You simply give them a quick rundown and tell them how they all reacted. They’re a lot more interested in the kids themselves than in what happened. To better be able to support them you suppose. They do raise an eyebrow when you mention you calming down Tiffany psionically. They ask you for more details, but you tell them you’re not entirely sure yourself. They seem a bit miffed at you for doing something you had no idea was going to work, but they don’t really have any authority over you to make that a formal warning or anything.

Then it comes down to the boy.

“Well, Nathan Hathaway. The boyfriend. You mentioned him being scared out of his mind, but do you think he could be useful to us and willing to cooperate? Mind-surgery isn’t exactly easy you know.” The Cerebrum debriefer asks.

>1. Mind-wipe him. He’s useless to you.
>2. He’d be an asset I think.
>3. He might be used as a janitor or something, but not much more.
>4. Write in.

>>38990554
Cool mentor a go!

>>38990973
>3. He might be used as a janitor or something, but not much more.

>>38990973
>He might be used as a janitor or something but I'd suggest a mind-wipe, mostly for Katherine's sake

>>38990973
>1. Mind-wipe him. He’s useless to you.
He seems more a liability than anything else. Probably will never make it as an asset, and if so would likely be a twat like our former leader. He would probably resent a life condemned to cleaning, and probably is not responsible enough to handle the knowledge he now posses without the possibility of turning.. Just wipe him and leave him be.

>4. Write in.

"Can you keep him around for a few days and decide? We couldn't get a good look."

>>38990973
Supporting >>38991076

>>38990973
>4. Write in.
We didn't have enough time to properly evaluate him but he doesn't handle pressure too well.

>>38990973
>3. Wasn't impressed by what I saw. He might be used as a janitor or something, but unless he has some hidden talents nothing more.

>>38991068
Seconding

>>38990973
supporting>>38991076
>>38991104

>>38990973
Seconding >>38991076

>>38991076
>>38991099
>>38991104
>>38991106
>>38991138
Seems to be the clear winner.

You'll tell them of his panicking behaviour and to keep him under watch for a while and decide for themselves.

>>38990973

>You can keep him around and evaluate for yourselves, but I wouldn't have my hopes up. He didn't exactly strike me as a wellspring of untapped potential.

I wonder if Nathan knows he has a classy namesake, heh.

“He wasn’t exactly making a good impression, but he was under a lot of stress. I don’t really think I’ve seen enough of him to properly evaluate, aside handling pressure pretty badly. I think it’d be best if you just kept him here for a few days and decide then.” You say.

“Oh, we’re evaluating him regardless. Your opinion is simply added into that evaluation. Thank you. That will be all.

You gather the team and head back to the mansion. Your new home, you remind yourself. It’s still odd to think of it as such, but then again, you’ve only been there for a few days.

You’re home past dinner-time, and it seems the spirit is very punctual. The dinner’s cold by the time you get there, and you don’t have a microwave. You note that down on the list of things to get, and have a cold meal. It’s not as tasty as it would have been warm, but it’s still nice.

This afternoon you hurriedly threw the things you bought out of the van and into the house, so after dinner you go and clean things up. You store the things you bought for the training room in a room next to the one you’re going actually going to convert, and by the time you’re finished, it’s too late to start the actual work. You just sit together with the team (minus Milly, but you’re not sure whether or not to count her as part of the team anymore) in the living room, chatting.

>Want to talk to anyone or about something specific?
>1. Talk to Person X about …
>2. Talk about something in the group.
>3. skip to next day.

>>38991409
>2. Talk about something in the group.
How they think our first mission went

>>38991409
supporting
>>38991468

>>38991409
>Alright lads, I want to congratulate you on job well done on our first assignment. How do you feel about the mission?

don't say 'lads'

>>38991409
>2. Talk about something in the group.
debrief on how the mission went
>1. Talk to Person X about …
talk to the oculus chick about what we can do to accomodate her since she doesn't seem to be a people person.

Supporting >>38991482

It's a freshly assembled team, so we should take the opportunity to do some finetuning. Include Miss Occulus.

Informal debrief it is, including Milly.

You text Milly that you want to talk to her in the living room. Once she arrives, you stand up.

“Well, ladies and gentlemen, first of all, I’d like to congratulate you on a job well done on our first assignment. There were some hiccups here and there, but I’m sure we can get those ironed out. I would like your thoughts on the mission though.

“Not much to say is there?” Nathan says. “We did the job. Overcame the difficulties without casualties. Seems like a smooth run, even if the hallucinations were… hindering.”

“You make a good leader.“ Katherine smiles at you. “I think it couldn’t have gone much better, all things considered.”

“Didn’t get to do much.” Liam just says and leaves it at that.

“I kinda liked being a babysitter,” Blake says, and he grins. “Nice change of pace from being used as bait for vampires.”

“I must say I’m a bit embarrassed by my, erm, malfunction at the start.” Raphael’s blushing a bit.

“Ah, don’t worry about it. It was as much my fault as it was yours.” Blake tells him.

“That leaves you, Milly.” You say.

“My intelligence gathering was unacceptably slow. The fact that it were four awakenings bundled together should have been available to you much earlier. I have already punished myself accordingly and will cut off any distractions from improving myself.” It’s only halfway her speech that you realise Milly’s standing at attention. You also notice something odd on her right wrist. It’s not a burn wound, but it looks a bit like it.

>1. Tell Liam that it was an unfortunate situation. He’ll be much more valuable to you in future missions.
>2. Tell Raphael that it wasn’t much of a problem.
>3. (to Milly) Whoa, whoa. Calm down there. You did fine, no need to… Did you say you punished yourself?
>4. I expect no less, Agent Hackland.
>5. Write in.

>>38991945
>3. (to Milly) Whoa, whoa. Calm down there. You did fine, no need to… Did you say you punished yourself?
Seriously what the hell

>>38991945
>3. (to Milly) Whoa, whoa. Calm down there. You did fine, no need to… Did you say you punished yourself?
Can we ditch Milly for someone/thing less creepy?

>>38991945
>3. (to Milly) Whoa, whoa. Calm down there. You did fine, no need to… Did you say you punished yourself?
God damn. Fucking Oculus.

>5. Write in.

Acknowledge Milly's report, tell her you will talk to her in private a bit later. Soothe the rest of the team, then get Milly into a seperate room and find out more.

>>38991945
>1.
Not exactly the best geography or mission for a sniper.
>2. Tell Raphael that it wasn’t much of a problem.
>4. I expect no less, Agent Hackland.
then later talk to Milly one on one. No sense in calling out a recluse in front of other people.

>>38992034
that's not how being a leader works.

>>38991945
>3. (to Milly) Whoa, whoa. Calm down there. You did fine, no need to… Did you say you punished yourself?
> Tell Liam that we're glad to have had him available and we're sure he'll get chances to shine in the future
I wouldn't call not needing to snipe someone 'unfortunate' tbh
>2. Tell Raphael that it wasn't much of a problem and is understandable under circumstances
I wonder if they could mitigate the effect Blake has on Raphael's powers, or perfect Raphael's skills under effect of his aura, if they trained together, and whether it would be detrimental to Blake's specific powers.

>>38991945
>Report to your arbitrator that Milly is fucking insane and request a substitute.

>>38992152
I would second this in an instant if I thought it stood a chance.

>>38992039
Oh yeah, it might be desirable to carry the peptalk out in private.
We do have experience with a perfectionist after all. At least compliment her on having done well though.

Writing.

>>38992037
I think we were already told that's not the oculus being the oculus and just Milly being Milly.

>>38992261

She doesn't believe she's done well herself, and teling her otherwise might lead to a discussion in front of the team instead of a private one. That's why I simply voted to say "got it, ttyl".

>>38992250
I was half joking, but she may actually need help, and she could be a liability, we should seriously consider reporting whatever this is once we actually figure out what's wrong with her.

“Whoa, whoa. Calm down there. You did fine, no need to… Did you say you punished yourself?” What the hell is going on with her…

“I did.” She replies.

You sigh. “Milly, I’ll talk to you in private after this.”

“Yes sir.” She walks back a few paces until she’s standing next to the door.

“Right, for the rest of you… Liam, it wasn’t exactly the best geography or mission for a sniper. I was glad to have you available and I’m sure there’ll be chances for you to shine in the future.”

You turn to Raphael. “Raphael, it wasn’t really much of a problem, and it’s quite understandable considering the situation. Perhaps if you train alongside Blake in the future you might start to get used to it?” You look towards blake for confirmation.

“Sorry boss, no idea. I heard my situation doesn’t happen very often. One more in Egypt a few years back or so, but nothing else. I’m willing to try though.” He slaps Raphael on the shoulder.

“Right, now if you’ll excuse me, I have something to discuss with Milly.” You leave the room and head to your office, Milly following you without a word. You sit down in your chair and signal her to sit down too.

>How do you handle her?
>1. I’m tired of this Milly. No more ‘Oculus business’ bullshit. You just tell me straight what’s going on here.
>2. First of all, no more punishing yourself. Second, I’ll be the judge of whether or not your performance was insufficient.
>3. What happened to your wrist?
>4. Write in.

>>38992520
>2. First of all, no more punishing yourself. Second, I’ll be the judge of whether or not your performance was insufficient.

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>>38992496
But we know what's wrong with her. And in her position it's perfectly fine. I wouldn't mind her being more social, but if she wants to be the nerd in her tower room, it's her prerogative.
We should ask her to not punish herself though, it might get Jeeves too horny.

Also knowledge that she could have done better is a punishment in itself and putting more on herself is just waste of punishments and potentially reducing her performance in future, not improving it.

>4. Write in.

"Give me a detailed report about your perceived mistakes and your punishment."

after the report: "From now on, your self-inflicted punishment will be analysis and improvement in a private debriefing with me only. Entirely non-physical."

>>38992520
>3. What happened to your wrist?
>...
>2. First of all, no more punishing yourself. Second, I’ll be the judge of whether or not your performance was insufficient.

>>38992520
2 and then 3

>>38992520
>1. I’m tired of this Milly. No more ‘Oculus business’ bullshit. You just tell me straight what’s going on here.

>>38992616
That sounds kind of good.
>From now on when you feel you failed, you will tell me and I will debrief you personally. That should be punishment enough.

>>38992068
>>38992039
This, talk in private later

>>38992520
>1. I’m tired of this Milly. No more ‘Oculus business’ bullshit. You just tell me straight what’s going on here.

>>38992585
>>38992616
>>38992641
>>38992659
>>38992799

Writing.

>>38992871
I can't help but feel we're going to have to go to her superior to pull rank and get her into our jurisdiction so that she won't be able to pull the oculus card anymore.

>>38992995
That is an option.

>>38992995
I'm worried bout that too.
>>38993054
Let's keep it as next resort if she stays recalcitrant.
"She's performing very well, but I'm worried about her burning out if she keeps this attitude. Literally."

“Let’s start with the beginning. Give me a detailed report about your perceived mistakes and your punishment."

“While this uni- my initial noticing of the awakenings was within the allowed time limit, I did not sufficiently analyse the data my instruments were showing me. There were several indications that something more than a simple awakening was going on and I failed to spot them all.” As you notice her descending into technobabble about her instruments, all kinds of readings she gets and the data analysis, you notice her eyes have glazed over, as if she’s on autopilot while giving her report. What you can make out of it is that she missed one or two very small indications that could have easily been attributed to hardware malfunction or insufficiently accurate readings. “So the conclusion is that on top of missing several key components of the information, my reaction time was roughly 12.04 seconds late.”

There is something seriously wrong with this girl. This is not how a human being should work. Perhaps she’s not human, but then at least the oculus should have informed you. Damn their secrecy. “And your wrist? Your self-punishment, I take it?”

“Yes sir. Fifteen minutes of neurologic pain inducer, as is appropriate for this type of mistake.”

“From now on, your self-inflicted punishment will be analysis and improvement in a private debriefing with me only. Entirely non-physical." You tell her.

For a moment, you think you can feel a bit of shock emanate from her, but a split second later it’s gone again. She has tight control over her emotions, it seems.

>1. Dismiss her.
>2. Tell her something else (specify)
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly, see if she knows anything and/or can contact/complain with the oculus. (will dismiss Milly too unless specifically asked otherwise)
>4. Write in.

>>38993162
>I forgot a part:

“Yes sir. Fifteen minutes of neurologic pain inducer, as is appropriate for this type of mistake.” Damn. an NPI? That's torture equipment. And as far as you know, fifteen minutes is severely pushing it even for that.

>>38993162
>2. Tell her something else (specify)
>"Did you not try your hardest and do your best?"
and then when she says yes
>"Then it isn't your fault, I can't ask for anything beyond your best"

>>38993162
She was either going to say this unit, or this unicorn.

I prefer to believe it was the latter

>>38993269
>when
Don't you mean 'if'?

>>38993162
I'd say 3. She's got problems. Though it'd be better if we could help her rather than send her off.

>4. Write in.

"Outside of a firefight, twelve seconds delay are not a critical failure.

plus >>38993269

Also, nice to see my suggestion tied into a storypost without edit

>>38993308
I like the way you think anon.

>>38993269
>>38993318
I like these.

>>38993341
tfw when creepy occulus lady is actually a brainwashed unicorn in human form

>>38993269
but she won't say she tried her hardest. She failed after all.

I don't think we can get anything more from her seeing as she seems to have been programmed either via brainwashing or literal. Time to place a call to HQ and get some info on one of our members.

>>38993400
Didn't d&d unicorns have some sort of larval stadium when they had humanoid form?

>>38993416
We're only human, we can't not fail all the time.
Not even Raphael managed to.

>>38993416
Then we question her if she really did, go in detail over each step and question how she didn't try her hardest. You could very easily prove it to her,

"And then you ran to the other console right?"
"Yes"
"Did you run there as fast as you could?"
"Yes"
"And then you read the readings as fast as you could"
"Yes"
etc etc...

>>38993162
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly, see if she knows anything and/or can contact/complain with the oculus.

>>38993269
>>38993318
>>38993387
Writing.

>>38993525
>>38993533
you don't seem to grasp the mentality she's exhibiting here. It is not a logical mindset but one that assumes that failure is not acceptable and if she failed it meant she wasn't trying hard enough. Failure while trying your hardest is a far too scary thought to accept after all.

>>38993308
fuck youuuuu, now I want to tell her she sees a turtle lying on its back in the desert and that she's not helping.

>>38993556
>Outside of a firefight, twelve seconds delay are "Did you not try your hardest and do your best?" You ask her.

“That is irrelevant sir. I failed to live up to expectations.” She says without missing a beat.

“Look, Milly, outside of a firefight, twelve seconds delay are not a critical failure. We The fact that the intel was later than you think it should have been did not in any way affect the mission outcome.”

“Again sir, that is irrelevant. If you had been in a firefight, that information could have saved or cost us valuable resources.”

This isn’t going to work. You’re not getting much more out of her. “At least do you understand my orders to not inflict any more self-punishment, and that if you fail to meet up to your standards, that you come to me in private for any punishment?”

“I cannot say I understand, sir. This is not how it was done during my training. But I will comply.”

>1. Dismiss her, contact Lilliana as per last post’s option.
>2. Dismiss her, let it be for now and go to bed.
>3. Ask or tell her something else (specify)
>4. Write in.

Strictly meta, but some of your guesses are getting closer.

>>38993678
>1. Dismiss her, contact Lilliana as per last post’s option.
figured as much. time to go digging.

>4. Write in.

"Compliance is enough. Now answer me a question, please. Are you human? Like, born and raised? Or are you something else?"

>>38993678

>Very well. That is all for now.
>And, Milly? You did well. Good night.

>Go to bed yourself. This has been a long day and you don't want to oversleep for ectoplasmic breakfast.

>>38993678
>3. Ask or tell her something else (specify)
Are you human?

>>38993748
Fuck, now i hope she was born and raised in West Philadelphia. It's amazing how a phrase can trigger a song in a humans brain so easily.

>>38993678
Supporting >>38993748
I guess.

>>38993775
Manufactured human, maybe, fresh from the vats. I don't think she's machine or alien.

>>38993847
>>38993775
>>38993748
Writing.

>>38993678
>If you had been in a firefight, that information could have saved or cost us valuable resources.
Am I the only one who shivered at that sentence?

>>38993971
Yes.
Because I didn't notice before.

>>38993971
Just the "saved" part.

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>>38993971
No.

>>38993971
Aw shit she's a Krieger

"Compliance is enough. Now answer me a question, please. Are you human? Like, born and raised? Or are you something else?" You ask her.

“I…” She seems to hesitate. You suddenly feel a wave of uncertainty and confusion from her, but again, it’s quickly tucked away again. “I am human.” She says after a pause.

“But did you have a family? Parents? Siblings perhaps?” You continue.

“I am not at liberty to say. That is Oculus business.” Again the Oculus. You’re beginning to get an idea of what she is, but perhaps it’s a bit early to actually confront her. You’re not even sure if it’d do anything other than her just saying ‘Oculus business’ over and over again. You’ll have to contact Arbitrator Hecate to get much further you think.


>It’s getting too late to contact the Arbitrator now. If you want to you’ll have to wait until tomorrow
>1.Dismiss her and go to bed.
>2. Ask/tell her one more thing (specify, will be the last one possible for this in-game day)
>3. Write in (though the last action for today still stands).

>>38994174
>1.Dismiss her and go to bed.

>>38994174
>1.Dismiss her and go to bed.
Wish her goodnight.

>>38994174
>3. Write in (though the last action for today still stands).
try to consciously channel energy to the house spirit.

>2. Ask/tell her one more thing (specify, will be the last one possible for this in-game day)

"you are attached to, hence part of this team. I think your background is also Vindex business since it affects our interactions. I'll leave that to you for consideration. For now, dismissed. Have a good night, Milly."

>>38994174
>>38994301
Ehhhh, I don't really support that wording, but I think a more personal bent, like "this is my team, and it's priority one to me" seems okay.

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>>38994174
And Good night to you OP, and thanks for the thread. Was great fun!

>>38994408
I didn't realize we were done.
Good night.

>>38994408
I'm not finished just yet. I was talking about ingame time, though I will be going to bed after one or two more posts.

>>38994215
>>38994234
>>38994270
>>38994301
>>38994368
Writing.

>>38994456
Oh, cool.

“You may be a member of the Oculus, but you’re also part of this team. My team. Just something for consideration. For now, dismissed. Have a good night, Milly."

She leaves and you just sit in your chair for a moment. This wasn’t exactly what you signed up for. You’ll have to deal with it though.

Tomorrow, you remind yourself as you fail to suppress a yawn. you head to your room, change and get in bed. As you wait for sleep to come to you, you get an idea. You try to make contact with the spirit. After a few minutes, you think you made a connection, and you channel all the psychic energy you can spare to him. You feel him grow stronger. It’s not much, but it might shave a few days off the time he needs to fully manifest.

-

The next day, you wake up slightly grumpy. Your sleep has been plagued by incomprehensible nightmares, going hand in hand with dreams of Milly transforming into a car and fighting giant mechas. At least breakfast is punctual. For a moment you think you see a slight shimmer in the corner of your eye as you enter the dinner room, but it’s gone when you try to find it again. Your eyes playing tricks on you? Or perhaps just an indication that the spirit is getting stronger?

You have breakfast with the other early birds of the team, and stay a bit longer when the rest arrives. Milly is nowhere to be seen. Your shipment of things you ordered at the Order should be here soon.

>Plans for the day?
>1. Start getting the training room in order.
>2. Start working on the surveillance net.
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly.
>4. Write in.

>2. Start working on the surveillance net.
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly.

>>38994765
get some others to start making the training room. then
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly.

>>38994765
>>2. Start working on the surveillance net.
>>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly.

>>38994765
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly.

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>>38994765
>Milly transforming into a car and fighting giant mechas.
Awesome.

How about organizing a field trip to one of the anomalies linked to our circle of power?

>>38994765
>3. Contact Lilliana about Milly.

>>38994889
You don't know where those are yet. Only the vague directions. Not even how far away they are. Could be 100 meters, could be 500 kilometers.
You'll have to do some more research on that. An remember, Lilliana will have done some research into the circle and the house as well by now.

>>38994815
>>38994839
>>38994860
>>38994882
>>38994928
Writing.

You tell the team to start working on the surveillance net, and leave things in Nathan and Liam’s capable hands. They seem to work together pretty well and will be able to complement each other with their knowledge of respectively military tactics and Order doctrine.

You yourself head to your office and call up Lilliana. She picks up after the first ring. “Ah, Primus Weston, I was about to call you myself. I’ve got some information for you.”

“Actually, that wasn’t why I called.” You quickly explain the situation with Milly, and share your suspicions that Milly is either not entirely human or is some kind of vat-grown person or something. It sounds silly and a bit like a conspiracy theory when you say it like that, but then again, you work for an organisation that keeps magic, psionic powers and their affiliated creatures under the wraps on a global scale.

“That does indeed sound odd. Bloody Oculus and their secrecy. I’ve had some of it before myself,” Lilliana tells you, “But something like this? It sounds like you’re part of some strange field-test of human experimentation of some kind. I’m going to sort this out for you as my top priority. You can’t function if you don’t know if you can trust your own team. If all else fails I’ll force them to reassign her and get you someone I know that I can trust to work with you. For now, play nice and let her be as much as possible as long as it doesn’t disrupt your own work.”

“Thank you, ma’am.” You say.

“Now, as for the magic circle thing…” She goes on. “I haven’t been able to do that much yet, but I can tell you this. Records show that the house was built by an eccentric nobleman in 1789. We don’t know much about him other than his name, Tobias Patterson. There’s no record of him ever being married or having children, and the only person he ever seemed to interact with was a local boy he hired as a butler or something. Now here come the odd things. First of all he would have been somewhere in his twenties or thirties when he built the mansion according our records, but he was reported to have died in 1877 in the mansion, which would put him well beyond 110 years old, pretty much impossible for that period. Another thing is that in his will he left the mansion to a high ranking member of the order who didn’t even know Tobias existed. He didn’t know what to do with it so he donated it to the order itself to make use of. It had occasionally been used as a temporary command post for local actions or something of the like, and it was only when the headquarters of that region burned down two years ago that it was taken into consideration for using it as a base of operations. By which time it had been in the order’s possession for so long that no one bothered to search it properly.”

“As for what to do, for now just leave the circle be. You’re allowed to do cautious research as long as Raphael deems it to have zero risk to do so, but it’s not a priority for you. That order stands until the higher-ups figure out what to do with it. I reckon they’ll send a Cerebrum/Oculus joint investigation team or something.”

>Anything you want to tell or ask her?
>1. Thank you ma’am. I’ll keep you informed on any progress.
>2. Tell/ask her something.
>3. Write in.

I’ll throw you a bone and note that you know something for sure that doesn’t fit with what she said about the mansion/circle/owner.

So is she basically a Mentat a la Dune?

Huh. Gimme a moment to prowl the archives.

>>38995507
>reported to have died in 1877 in the mansion

>but eventually, the master departs towards the north, and the man, the mansion, the spirit decays. Fades away. Until now.

Immortal wizards ahoy.

>>38995507
>2. Tell/ask her something.
That's wrong. We've managed to contact the former butler who is now bound to this house as a spirit and according to him the old master never died but headed north.

I knew it was something about the master. I guess we should >2. Tell/ask her something. about it.

>>38995507
The Master didn't die, he wandered off and left the Mansion to his butler, who is bound to it eternally.

>captcha: pener

Now I'm wondering how many people would have caught that if I hadn't said anything about it. Perhaps I should have more faith in your abilities to remember minor details about something that you read several days ago.

Anyway, writing.

>>38995591
What's dune?

>>38995962
clearly he's talking about some kind of brain boosting pill made of sand or other matter that forms dunes.

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>>38995962
Are you fo real?

>>38995962
You Fokken WUT M8!?

>>38995962

Dune is a universe created by Frank Herbert, counting quite a number of books.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_%28novel%29

“Actually, I’ve already confirmed that he didn’t die in the mansion.” You tell Lilliana.

“Oh, how’s that?” She asks. You explain to her about the spirit bound to the house and your contact with him.

“And he clearly showed his master leaving to head north, the direction of one of the things connected to the circle, and never coming back.” You say.

“Now that IS interesting. I’ll try to see where that information came from and dig a bit deeper. Keep up the good work, Weston.”

She lays in the call, and you head out to help the rest of the team. While you were calling, the Order delivery has been made, and you spend the rest of the morning finishing the work of setting up the security grid.

“We’ll still have to configure it properly.” Liam says. “I can do that by myself in the afternoon.”

You nod, and the team heads inside to eat. Raphael skips lunch for a moment and goes to shower first. Apparently he slipped while placing a camera and fell straight into a pile of deer droppings, and Blake keeps teasing him about it.

>What will you do in the afternoon? Liam is otherwise occupied.
>1. Start working on the training room. This will take a few days of work to get in working order. The more people helping the faster it goes.
>2. Tell Raphael and Milly to investigate the connections of the circle. Try and find what or where they lead to.
>3. Investigate the dolmen (who do you take with you?)
>4. Write in.

>>38996056
>Investigate the dolmen (who do you take with you?)
Blake

>>38996056
>1. Start working on the training room. This will take a few days of work to get in working order. The more people helping the faster it goes.
better get settled in before grabbing those hooks.

>>38995962
One of the best sci-fi book series I've read. Be warned though, it's a very heavy writing style and while the first book is about 50% adventure 50% politics, the further the series progresses the more it goes towards 90% politics.
And then it jumps back to lots of action in book 5 and 6.
And whoever counts the books 7/8 that his son wrote as "part of the series", stfu.

>3. Investigate the dolmen (who do you take with you?)

Raphael, Milly. Covers both magical and mundane research. maybe Katherine too, you never know what an empath could pick up.

>>38996146
>>38996155
>>38996185
This is a bit of an odd spot to leave it. I'm going to bed now, so I hope there might be some more votes before the thread closes.

If not I'll figure something out from what's already and hope people aren't too mad at me.

Next thread is Wednesday.

Good night folks.

>>38996417
Good night, thanks for running

>>38996417
And archived. Good night people.

>>38996462
good night


can finally sleep

>>38996056
>1. Start working on the training room. This will take a few days of work to get in working order. The more people helping the faster it goes.

>>38996056
>>1. Start working on the training room. This will take a few days of work to get in working order. The more people helping the faster it goes.
thanks for the thread Sup

>>38996462
Thanks for running.

>>38996056
>1. Start working on the training room. This will take a few days of work to get in working order. The more people helping the faster it goes.

She's a house elf, isn't she?
"Dobby slammed his hand in the oven, master"

Crap. I hope Liliana won't make the oculus guys reassign our mentat. It would be kinda sad for her to get back to her self-harming practices.

>>39002655
Yeah I kind of want her to stick around and mellow out or figure out what her deal is rather than just pull her from the field

>>39002655
>>39002688
It's an "If all else fails" and won't be done without your permission.